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Islamic Studies & Qur’an Learning
Separate a source from your reflection
A Qur’anic reference identifies a surah and ayah. A translation is an attributed rendering of meaning; a reflection is the learner’s own response. Keep these distinct so a personal idea is not presented as scripture.
Worked example
A notebook records Qur’an 49:13, names the translation consulted and places an original reflection about respectful learning in a separate box. The reflection is not a quotation or a new religious ruling.
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A student writes a personal summary and labels it an exact Qur’anic quotation. What should change?
Reveal the answer and reasoning
Label it as an original summary or reflection, provide the verse reference and name any translation or commentary used. Only actual attributed wording should be presented as a quotation.
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